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N12Sports

Maccabi Tel Aviv's James Tavernier Commands Highest Fantasy League Price

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Hebrew · 7 newsrooms covering

Maccabi Tel Aviv's new signing, James Tavernier, has been assigned the highest price tag among defenders in the XI Mobility Motors and Sport Channel fantasy league, costing 10 million units.

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  • James Tavernier is Maccabi Tel Aviv's newest signing.
  • He is the most expensive defender in a fantasy league.
  • Tavernier costs 10 million units in the fantasy game.
  • His price is similar to Roi Revivo's.

Maccabi Tel Aviv has signed James Tavernier, a player with an impressive resume. Following the official announcement of his acquisition, the cost to include Tavernier in fantasy sports teams has been revealed. Managers participating in the XI Mobility Motors and Sport Channel fantasy league will need to pay 10 million units to select him.

This valuation makes Tavernier the most expensive defender in the fantasy game. His price point is comparable to that of Roi Revivo, who recently departed Maccabi Tel Aviv. The article does not specify the currency or the exact nature of the fantasy league's scoring or team-building mechanics beyond player cost.

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